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Catalog illustration of a dining room with built-in corner china closets beside a window bay
Curtis Woodwork (1926), via Internet Archive. Public domain (published 1926 or earlier, U.S.). View the source record

Built-ins & Bookcases · Denver Square

Dining Room with Built-in Corner China Closets, Curtis Woodwork (1926)

A page from the 1926 Curtis Woodwork catalog showing a dining room with built-in corner china closets on either side of a window bay.

Design characteristics

This illustration shows how built-in china closets were used in a real room: placed symmetrically in the corners, they frame a window bay and the dining table. The room's trim, doors and built-ins all share the same simple profiles. It is a useful guide for planning a dining room restoration in a Denver Square, where symmetry and matching woodwork are what make a room feel complete.

Classification

Material
Birch
Published
1926
Maker or designer
Curtis Companies, Clinton, Iowa
Evidence
Period catalog illustration

Architectural context

Denver's foursquare: oak built-ins, colonnades and sturdy stock millwork. Denver, Colorado · c. 1890–1920.